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Archive for April, 2009

Apr
27

How To: Prevent Swine Flu

With the CDC confirming that Swine Flu has surfaced in over 5 states, everyone is on alert. A mutated strain of Influenza, Swine Flu is  contagious and dangerous if not treated quickly and effectively. However, there are ways to prevent getting sick. 

1) Cover your nose and mouth with a tissue when you cough or sneeze. Throw the tissue in the trash after you use it.

2) Wash your hands often with soap and water, especially after you cough or sneeze. Alcohol-based hand cleaners are also effective.Purell

3) Avoid touching your eyes, nose or mouth. Germs spread that way.

 

4) Try to avoid close contact with sick people- Influenza is thought to spread mainly person-to-person through coughing or sneezing of infected people. If you get sick, CDC recommends that you stay home from work or school and limit contact with others to keep from infecting them.

Stock up on all your antibacterial hand soap, hand sanitizer, and disinfectant cleaners at CleaningProductsWorld.com.


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Apr
23

Pledge Wipe Samples

With your first order at CleaningProductsWorld.com, you will receive a sample of the brand new Pledge Wipes.Pledge Wipes.

These wipes are a great cleaning product for the house. You can polish your furniture quickly and easily, and then just throw away the wipe. Pledge is one of the most trusted brand names in cleaning products, and the wipes have the same ingredients as traditional Pledge spray, so you can be sure your furniture will be clean and dust free.

Order now and you will get a packet containing 18 wipes to use- FREE!

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Apr
22

Green Cleaning for Earth Day

 Green Cleaning for Earth DayHappy Earth Day everyone!

At CleaningProductsWorld.com, we want you to know that we are committed to bringing better cleaning solutions to you at prices that work for your budget. When it comes to giving you green cleaning products that deliver the scrubbing, grease cutting, and shining power you need without harming Mother Earth, we offer one of the largest selections of Clorox Green Works and Seventh Generation products on the net.

Seventh Generation cleaners are designed to protect the health of you and your family by using only all natural ingredients in each and every one of its products. From glass cleaner to dish liquid, all-purpose cleaner to toilet bowl solutions, Seventh Generation offers cleaning products that are meant to work in every room of your home. Naturally.

Made with biodegradable, plant derived ingredients, Clorox Green Works Cleaners are the perfect fit for the eco-conscious home. Our selection of Green Works products span from all-purpose cleaners for the kitchen to glass cleaners meant to get your windows and glass top coffee table sparkling. Choose from a variety of environmentally friendly cleaners to find the one meant for your cleaning project.

It’s time to start cleaning your home with safer, eco-friendly products that actually work. Let CleaningProductsWorld.com get you started.

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Apr
17

Why I went Green: A Green Earth Journey

Occasionally here at CleaningProductsWorld Blog, we will have a guest blogger. Through Twitter, I came into contact with a wonderful woman named Hyla who writes an extremely informative blog about living an eco-friendly blog. She is a 24 year old mom with 3 kids and a 4th due June 4th. She blogs about her green journey, green products, life with her kids and more. You can read her blog at GreenEarthJourney

I asked Hyla to write about why she became interested in a green lifestyle and below is her response.0012 150x150 Why I went Green: A Green Earth Journey

“My journey began 2 years ago. My daughter was a couple of months old and my son was about 1 3/4. These two are the reasons for my journey. Of course I have my eldest son Celtic, but there was never really a time in the beginning of his life when the light bulb flashed on in my head like with my two youngest.

Sheamus at one year old, a couple of months before Guinevere was born, was admitted to the hospital with the beginnings of pneumonia. It was an extremely stressful time, Celtic was 5 and I was getting heavily pregnant, the only one that could stay there full time was my husband and this required taking time off of work. Sheamus was scared to death as they had him hooked up to an oxygen machine that kept losing his reading and beeping really loudly. He was there for 3 days, I think, and no one got any sleep. After that he was never really quite the same, he now has seasonal allergies as well as exercised induced asthma. Whenever a cold hits, we had to immediately take him to the doctor to start him on some strong antibiotics. He usually went from runny nose to “coughing so much he can’t breath in less” than 24 hours.

I started noticing that his breathing would act up when I would light candles or incense in the house. And worse after I would clean. Then I noticed after I would vacuum with the carpet freshener powder, that Sheamus would get choked up and my husband would get a really bad headache. That is when I started doing research online and looking for alternatives.

All of these causes were connected, the cleaning products, the candles, the carpet freshener. They all have horrible chemicals in them that stay in the air long after you have used them and you are breathing them in and they affect your mood and the way your are breathing. I found simple, easy, and natural alternatives to cleaning products, vinegar, water and orange peel anyone? Soy candles with cotton wicks and baking soda with essential oil for my carpets. And I will tell you what, everyone’s health improved. Celtic stopped bringing home as many colds from school as usual, Sheamus went from using his nebulizer nightly to only when he was sick. Even my husband who usually had a cold back to back to back went 6 months without getting sick!

And the cost of making these products was nickels and dimes compared to dollars and dollars every week. The pride to provide my family with healthier living and knowing that I was the one doing it, feels amazingly awesome.

July 26th 2007, Guinevere Rose Waldron is born. Red hair and pale skin, our first daughter! Rosey red cheeks! It turns out Guinevere has eczema on her face, it is usually very dry and itchy. The doctor gave us a prescription cream for her face. I started to use it, I use it every time her cheeks flare up or start to itch, which was about every 2-3 hours. A week went by and her skin is completely cleared up as long as I used the cream, if I missed a couple of hours, her cheeks are back to being red, scaly and itchy. We went back to the doctor for a check up and he asked how the cream was working, I told him it was working great I was using it often during the day and it seemed to be working.

He looked at me and asked, how many times during the day, I responded with about 4-6 times. And he said, Oh you can’t do that, you can only use it once a week really. If you use it more than that is will change the composition of her skin.

I respond with What?! I am not sure I heard you correctly….. “It will change the composition of the skin on her face if you use it more than once week”. I walked out with my kids with a look of complete shock on my face. How dare they give me a cream that WILL.CHANGE. THE.COMPOSITION. OF. MY. BABIES. SKIN!!!!

What are they thinking?  So I go home and chuck the remaining cream in the tube. My husbands asks what I am doing and I tell him what the doctor said. He is in shock, to say the least. I hop on the internet determined to find a natural cure for my baby. I come across Lavender essential oil which is good for just about everything. I decide from now on I will add one drop of essential oil to her bath(kitchen sink) water. This is just an experiment but I consider the alternative and well, do I really have a choice? In my mind, I don’t and essential oil is natural, from the Earth.

We dive in and try it, giving her a bath every night with the added essential oil to her bath water. There is a difference even the first night. Her cheeks are still read, but they are not bothering her anymore, her cheeks are calm and not itchy. The next night we see that the rosiness is fading every so slightly. By the end of one week she has clear skin! And now she always really has a rosey glow to her cheeks but they are rarely every scaly or itchy and we still always add the lavender essential oil to her bath water.

This was the huge turning point. If my pediatrician would prescribe something like that and think it is OK, what the hell was in everything else that my kids got a hold of or that I was told was good for them and what about myself and my husband. That is how the blog started. I needed somewhere to organize and store the information I had found. I could do just that with a blog not to mention share what I have found with everyone else who stops by.

Well that is my story, my family is still evolving and learning new things everyday. My children are growing up with these practices and will likely not know any different, I try to help friends and family as much as I can. But I can’t force them to take my advice no matter how much I tell them that it is healthier for them, it will save them money, it will extend the future of the Earth for their children, grandchildren, or even my children. Some of them just don’t get it. And that is ok, I still throw out the information here and there when it is relevant. Maybe one day….Ill just have to wait and see and be patient. At least I know my readers come back here to see what I’ve got to offer or contact me with questions. And that fact makes me feel accomplished. ”

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Apr
15

Leave the Cleaning Concoctions to Experts

In a recent statement from the Soap and Detergent Association, households across the nation were warned that you could actually be creating a safety hazard while trying to save a few bucks by creating homemade cleaners.

370215 spray 3 Leave the Cleaning Concoctions to ExpertsHomemade cleaners, even those made with natural products, could cause harm to the user, others and even the item that is being cleaned, the association says. This comes as big news for homeowners who have consistently made their own cleaners for years.
“When it comes to making your own cleaning products, consumers should think twice before mixing once,” said Nancy Bock, the association’s vice president for education in a news release issued by the group. “There can be serious safety implications if proper care is not taken.”

Without proper testing, the concoction that you create could be an irritant to the skin, eyes, or even damaging to your wood floors and kitchen counter.

So what should you do if you’re looking to save on cleaning products or choose cleaning supplies that are eco-friendly? Take a look at the selection of Bulk Cleaning Products and Green Cleaning Products at CleaningProductsWorld.com as a better way to get your home sparkling. After all – it’s more important to be safe than sorry.

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Apr
15

Top Searched Cleaning Products on AOL

Top Searched Household Cleaners on AOL Search:clorox Top Searched Cleaning Products on AOL
1. Woolite Rug Stick
2. Swiffer Wet Jet
3. Clorox Disinfecting Wipes
4. Scrubbing Bubbles Shower Cleaner
5. Mr. Clean Magic Eraser
6. Lysol Floor Cleaning Concentrate
7. Windex Window Cleaner
8. CLR Remover
9. Goo Gone
10. Kaboom! Cleaner

Some of those I would have never guessed were so popular- I am not even sure what Goo Gone is- has anyone used it?

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Apr
15

Sale!

10% off today and tomorrow with coupon code “TaxBreak”- visit www.CleaningProductsWorld.com!

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Apr
13

Camay: Our Top Selling Soap

Camay SoapSurprisingly enough, one of our top selling products is Camay Soap. We get orders day after day for Camay Soap. At one point a very popular soap in the US and UK, Camay has become increasingly hard to find in stores, so people are turning to us to purchase their old favorite. We get calls all the time from excited customers so happy that they have finally found a constant source for their favorite soap!

Camay is a Proctor and Gamble product. It was first introduced to the US in 1926 and marketed as “The Soap for Beautiful Women.” With its rich lather and pink color, it was a true luxury during the Great Depression. Buy this American favorite at CleaningProductsWorld.com! What is your favorite soap?

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Apr
10

High Water Bills? Check Your Toilet

204462 water closet High Water Bills? Check Your Toilet

The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that more than 1.25 trillion gallons of water — equivalent to the annual water use of Los Angeles, Chicago and Miami combined — leak from U.S. homes each year and in many cases, from toilets.

According to the EPA, toilets account for nearly 30% of indoor water consumption in American homes. Old, inefficient toilets are responsible for the majority of the water wasted, 200 gallons a day each in some cases.

If you’ve been noticing high water bills or wetness in your bathroom, it may be time to give your john a good inspection. Look for water pooling, leaks, or cracks in your toilet and its pipes. More often than not, all it takes is just a simple fix in order to repair your leak – and your bank account. By doing routine maintenance and keeping an eye out for leaks, you can help to eliminate high water costs in your home.

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Apr
08

Nose-Friendly Air Fresheners

Recently, a customer wrote in asking about air fresheners. She was complaining that she gets headaches from the strong smells and chemical scent of most air fresheners. Unfortunately, this a common problem. Disinfectant sprays like Lysol are made with harsh chemicals because it needs to kill strong bacteria like Staph, E-Coli, Flu, and Salmonella. Air Fresheners like Oust and Glade tend to have strong scents to cover up ugly bathroom smells. So what do you do if you need a light air freshener for your office or home area?Arm and Hammer Air Freshener

One option is to try Arm and Hammer Deodorizing Air Freshener.  Because it is made with the power of baking soda to neutralize odors, it is not as harsh on your nose or the environment. If that is still strong, you may have to stick with natural deodorizers. Here are some options:

1) Put a few drops of essential oil in a spray bottle filled with water. I like citrus or lavender. However, this will only mask smells, not remove them. 

2) Place small bowls or cups filled with baking soda around the room. Baking soda is a natural odor absorber and allergen reducer.

3) Simply placing plants around the room should soak up some bad smells, and possibly emit some good ones! Try a herb garden to get fresh smells and a healthy source of flavor for meals.

4) Open some windows!

5) Light some soy candles- they smell great and are environmentally friendly.

If you have any other questions, or know some great air freshening remedies, please comment below.

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